'They have ruined our lives': This is what Milei said in his first speech as president of Argentina
Javier Milei assumed the presidency of Argentina this Sunday morning, December 10, kicking off the far-right government in the South American country.
The handover of the presidential command occurs 40 years after Argentina returned to democracy, this after seven years of military dictatorship at the hands of Jorge Rafael Videla.
Javier Milei is now a hope for millions due to the economic and social policy he promises, with the elimination of certain ministries, as well as the dollarization of the country and the closing of the Central Bank in order to achieve better economic stability.
From a tribune installed at the foot of the steps of the National Congress, in the presence of the main international representatives who attended his presidential inauguration and before tens of thousands of citizens gathered in the surrounding area, the libertarian economist added that today "a long and sad history of decadence and decline is over".
Milei compared the impact of the fall of the Berlin Wall with the result of the last Argentine elections.
"Just like the fall of the Berlin Wall, these elections have marked the turning point in our history," the new Argentine president said.
"Unfortunately I have to say it again: there is no money. The conclusion is that there is no alternative to adjustment and no alternative to shock."
The President admitted that the "shock" plan he will apply will have a negative impact on the level of activity, employment, real wages and the poverty and indigence rate.
"There will be stagflation, it is true, but it is not very different from what has happened in the last two years", said Javier Milei.
He ratified that he will apply a fiscal adjustment of 5 percent of the GDP which, he promised, will fall "almost entirely" on the State and not on the private sector.
He also confirmed that he will "clean up" the Central Bank's liabilities and put an end to monetary issuance, which in his opinion is the cause of Argentina's high inflation.
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10 sentences from Javier Milei's first speech as president of Argentina
1. Today begins a new era in Argentina. There is no turning back. Today we bury decades of failures, infighting and senseless disputes".
2. At some point, politicians decided to abandon the model that had made us rich and embraced the impoverishing ideas of collectivism. They have insisted for more than a hundred years in defending a model that only produces poverty. Gentlemen: that model has failed".
3. "Today we receive the inheritance of insisting for more than 100 years with wrong ideas. Let me be very clear about this: no government has received a worse inheritance than the one we are going to receive".
4. "There is no money. We cannot get into debt, we cannot issue and we cannot continue to suffocate the private sector with taxes. There is no alternative to adjustment and there is no alternative to shock. Unfortunately, this will have an impact on economic activity, poverty and wages. The only possible possibility is adjustment; an orderly adjustment".
5. "The progressive mushy proposal would lead us to a hyper like the Venezuela of Maduro and Chávez.
6. In terms of security, Argentina has become a bloodbath".
7. "Our country demands action and immediate action. It will not be easy. 100 years of failure will not be undone in a day. But one day we start and that day is today".
8. "Argentines chose a New Liberal Social Contract. Whose fundamental institutions are: private property, markets free from state intervention, free competition, division of labor and social cooperation".
9. "We are not here to persecute anyone. We will welcome with open arms all those political, union and business leaders who want to join the new Argentina. But we will not tolerate those who use violence or extortion to hinder change.
10. The challenge ahead of us is titanic but I am convinced that we will succeed. Because victory in battle does not depend on the number of soldiers, but on the forces that come from heaven. May God bless the Argentine Republic".
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Javier Milei assumed the presidency of Argentina this Sunday morning, December 10, kicking off the far-right government in the South American country.
The handover of the presidential command occurs 40 years after Argentina returned to democracy, this after seven years of military dictatorship at the hands of Jorge Rafael Videla.
Javier Milei is now a hope for millions due to the economic and social policy he promises, with the elimination of certain ministries, as well as the dollarization of the country and the closing of the Central Bank in order to achieve better economic stability.
From a tribune installed at the foot of the steps of the National Congress, in the presence of the main international representatives who attended his presidential inauguration and before tens of thousands of citizens gathered in the surrounding area, the libertarian economist added that today "a long and sad history of decadence and decline is over".
Milei compared the impact of the fall of the Berlin Wall with the result of the last Argentine elections.
"Just like the fall of the Berlin Wall, these elections have marked the turning point in our history," the new Argentine president said.
"Unfortunately I have to say it again: there is no money. The conclusion is that there is no alternative to adjustment and no alternative to shock."
The President admitted that the "shock" plan he will apply will have a negative impact on the level of activity, employment, real wages and the poverty and indigence rate.
"There will be stagflation, it is true, but it is not very different from what has happened in the last two years", said Javier Milei.
He ratified that he will apply a fiscal adjustment of 5 percent of the GDP which, he promised, will fall "almost entirely" on the State and not on the private sector.
He also confirmed that he will "clean up" the Central Bank's liabilities and put an end to monetary issuance, which in his opinion is the cause of Argentina's high inflation.
‘Nos han arruinado la vida’: Esto dijo Milei en su primer discurso como presidente de Argentina
Argentina ya tiene oficialmente nuevo presidente, quien es Javier Milei, economista libertario que promete una terapia de shock a fin de recuperar la estabilidad económica.
10 sentences from Javier Milei's first speech as president of Argentina
1. Today begins a new era in Argentina. There is no turning back. Today we bury decades of failures, infighting and senseless disputes".
2. At some point, politicians decided to abandon the model that had made us rich and embraced the impoverishing ideas of collectivism. They have insisted for more than a hundred years in defending a model that only produces poverty. Gentlemen: that model has failed".
3. "Today we receive the inheritance of insisting for more than 100 years with wrong ideas. Let me be very clear about this: no government has received a worse inheritance than the one we are going to receive".
4. "There is no money. We cannot get into debt, we cannot issue and we cannot continue to suffocate the private sector with taxes. There is no alternative to adjustment and there is no alternative to shock. Unfortunately, this will have an impact on economic activity, poverty and wages. The only possible possibility is adjustment; an orderly adjustment".
5. "The progressive mushy proposal would lead us to a hyper like the Venezuela of Maduro and Chávez.
6. In terms of security, Argentina has become a bloodbath".
7. "Our country demands action and immediate action. It will not be easy. 100 years of failure will not be undone in a day. But one day we start and that day is today".
8. "Argentines chose a New Liberal Social Contract. Whose fundamental institutions are: private property, markets free from state intervention, free competition, division of labor and social cooperation".
9. "We are not here to persecute anyone. We will welcome with open arms all those political, union and business leaders who want to join the new Argentina. But we will not tolerate those who use violence or extortion to hinder change.
10. The challenge ahead of us is titanic but I am convinced that we will succeed. Because victory in battle does not depend on the number of soldiers, but on the forces that come from heaven. May God bless the Argentine Republic".
10 frases de Milei en su primer discurso como presidente de Argentina
Tras jurar en el Congreso, Milei pronunció su primer discurso como presidente de Argentina. ¿Qué fue lo que dijo? Te contamos.
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